Erin Finnegan on Strike Witches: "Let's pretend for a moment that the Strike Witches wore pants and didn't grow animal ears. Without those elements, this is almost a decent show."
Sean Gaffney on No 6 manga: "(By the way, Safu will be dying at some point in this series, sacrificing her life for Shion. I don’t know any spoilers, but bank on this happening anyway, because DUR HEY.)"
Melinda Beasi on New Moon #1: "Though Bella’s obsession with her controlling undead boyfriend is no less disturbing than it ever was (and New Moon, in particular, suffers from one of the most trying cases of Guy #2 in YA fiction history), without Meyer’s cringe-worthy prose dragging them down, these books are vastly more palatable than I ever dreamed they could be. Young Kim’s TV-pretty artwork continues to suit the story’s tone, and though some of the italic text in this volume is questionably readable, it’s possible we’re better off missing some of Bella’s internal narrative. If you’re looking for great girls’ comics, there are far better series available. But if you’re determined to read Twilight, this is absolutely the way to go."
Sara K. on The Lady Hermit: "Checkov’s Bridge: If there is a suspension bridge in an action scene, it will collapse while our protagonist is on it."
Q: Has anything in your life changed since the series has become the focus of so much attention?
Hajime Isayama: I got a weird phone call from my bank. They were wondering about the sudden increase of funds in my savings, so they probably thought I was running some bank transfer scam. (LOL)
alversob on Story of Saiunkoku: "This seems like a formidable challenge, but the sweetness of a shoujo heroine is a force beyond all others, and soon the emperor is not only eating out of Shurei's hand, he is sleeping with his head in her lap."
Saturday, November 30, 2013
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